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Re: Nice.

Does anybody know what companies would have been able to make the sort of mother of pearl gaming pieces that are suggested?
Mainly French I assume? Only place that collectors may find out is through their "orders" perhaps.
I can't remember where but I read that cold, hard cash was probably the order of the day so sovereigns and white fivers upwards I would think.
MOP tokens would have been lovely and I used to like to think that they were classy if they did exist but..........
I can't see the usual spade guineas, Hanover Jacks or any of the other "cheap" versions being utilised.
As already mentioned, the UK is not really on most people's radars so no interest which is why nobody has bothered to find out more I suppose (as mentioned in the initial thread too).
Are the only known casino connected MOP ones from the Aspinalls lot that David had?
I wonder if we will ever know about the Crockford's ones though, pity.

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In 1838 the Crockfords started out as a private ~~
Re: Close.
Correct. I typed 1838 instead of 1828, seen here
Re: Maybe use a better example.
Interesting. Though location may not be important
Re: Irrelevant indeed but...........
Yep. Here's the source of information.
Re: Obviously.......
Re: From what I can find...........
Not Crockfords But an early ivory
Re: Nice.
Maison CARO was one such manufacturer ~~~
Hard to answer the other part of your question ~~~
That's a beauty. This Bone is also known ~~~

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